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Next month, after a 14-year reign, he will be superseded by art critic Tim Marlow. But far from retiring, Sudjic will take up the position of emeritus director, responsible for maintaining “connections with high-profile donors”.
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      <description>Heatherwick Studio is hidden behind a grand Victorian frontage down a side alley in a converted industrial building in central London. It is almost impossible to find unless you spot the battered Citroen 2CV parked outside, a quirky design classic that sums up the essence of Thomas Heatherwick’s design output: surprising, unconventional and yet compellingly timeless.
Like the Citroen, Heatherwick’s designs are often more popular with real people than critics. With or without the design...</description>
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      <description>Excitement about the speed of development in China is nothing new. Since the 1990s, China has built more shopping malls, hotels, office buildings, housing estates, golf courses and theme parks than any other country in the world. However, the jury is out on whether the structures that make up this architectural explosion actually look any good.
Architect and photographer Kris Provoost’s new book, Beautified China: The Architectural Revolution, is an interesting addition to the fevered debate...</description>
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It doesn’t matter that Earth Hour is almost universally ignored as a fatuous exercise in virtue-signalling – the act of grandstanding to...</description>
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